Four-Day Week UK Trial A Resounding Success
A groundbreaking UK trial of the four-day working week has been declared a resounding success, with companies reporting increased revenue, reduced staff turnover, and happier, healthier employees.
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Noto Edinburgh's Tree Snake Mezcal Cocktail Recipe
Discover the secrets behind Noto Edinburgh's show-stopping 'Tree Snake' cocktail. This expertly crafted mezcal concoction with Italicus and Ancho Reyes is the drink of the summer.
Amazon Australia's Baby Week: Huge Savings Up To 64% Off
Amazon Australia launches its massive Baby Week sale, offering huge discounts of up to 64% on everything from nursery furniture and prams to nappies and baby monitors. Discover the best deals for your family.
Art Weekly: Hockney's AI, Venice Protests & £2m Heist
Your essential weekly art digest: David Hockney experiments with AI, Venice Biennale faces protests, a £2m sculpture is stolen, and the V&A's new video game exhibition opens. All the major stories from the global art scene.
Jupiter Artland Sculpture Park Opens Year-Round
Jupiter Artland, the award-winning contemporary sculpture park near Edinburgh, is abandoning its seasonal model to welcome visitors 365 days a year, offering a stunning artistic experience in nature for every season.
Hadley's Art Prize 2025: £100k Contemporary Art Showcase
Explore the mesmerising shortlist for the prestigious £100,000 Hadley's Art Prize 2025. Discover groundbreaking contemporary works from Britain's most talented artists in this exclusive gallery showcase.
Acclaimed Australian Painter William Robinson Dies Aged 89
Australia mourns the loss of legendary landscape artist William Robinson, celebrated Archibald Prize winner and master of Queensland's breathtaking scenery, who passed away peacefully at 89.
Nazi heiress has stolen masterpiece seized in police raid
German police have confiscated a priceless Expressionist masterpiece by Heinrich Campendonk from the home of 82-year-old Nazi heiress Helga Hengge. The painting, 'Rotes Bild mit Pferden' (Red Picture with Horses), was stolen from its Jewish owner in a for
UK Workers Demand Four-Day Week as Moderna, Pfizer Adapt
A new report reveals a surge in UK employees seeking a four-day workweek, with major firms like Moderna and Pfizer adopting the model to boost productivity and attract top talent.
Art Fraudster's Ex Reveals Life Inside $86M Scandal
Victoria Baker-Harber, the British ex-fiancée of convicted art fraudster Inigo Philbrick, reveals the shocking details of their luxury lifestyle funded by his $86 million scam and her world's dramatic collapse.
Dutch Four-Day Work Week Beats Burnout, Boosts Economy
An economist reveals why the four-day work week is becoming the norm in the Netherlands, leading to lower burnout rates and a surprising economic advantage. Discover the data behind Europe's new productivity model.
Nazi-looted Chagall painting returned after 80 years
A long-lost Marc Chagall painting, stolen by the Nazis in 1940, has been formally returned to the artist's heirs in a poignant ceremony at a Manhattan museum, closing a chapter on an eight-decade quest for justice.
Roksanda Ditches Paris Fashion Week for Digital Show
London-based luxury label Roksanda announces a groundbreaking move, cancelling its physical Paris Fashion Week show in favour of a digital presentation, challenging the industry's entrenched seasonal schedule.
Autumn 2025 Art Preview: Picasso to Marshall in UK
Discover the season's most anticipated art shows across Britain, from a revolutionary Picasso re-hang at Tate Modern to Kerry James Marshall's monumental London debut and the Lee Miller surrealism showcase.
Made in Chelsea Star Jailed in £86m Art Fraud
Exclusive: Former Made in Chelsea star and art world prodigy Alexander 'Alex' Mytton has been sentenced to prison for masterminding a sophisticated £86 million forgery ring that duped elite collectors and shook the international art market to its core.
Nazi-looted painting found in London real estate probe
A priceless 17th-century painting, stolen by Nazis and missing for decades, has been discovered in a London property investigation, sparking an international restitution effort.
Oxford University's luxury bus for students sparks outrage
Exclusive: Oxford University faces backlash for hiring a luxury double-decker bus to transport students just 1.5 miles between campuses, as many struggle with the city's severe accommodation shortage.
Burning Man Art Installation Splits in Catastrophic Failure
Exclusive report on the dramatic structural failure of the 'Spin' art car at Burning Man 2024, leaving its creator devastated and sparking safety discussions at the iconic desert festival.
Grampians' Endemic Plants Inspire New Environmental Art Gallery
Discover how Victoria's Grampians National Park is leveraging its unique endemic flora to create a stunning new environmental art gallery, boosting sustainable tourism and celebrating biodiversity.
Kylie Jenner's Emotional Tribute To Best Friend Stassie
Kylie Jenner shares an emotional Instagram tribute to her lifelong confidante, Anastasia 'Stassie' Karanikolaou, celebrating their unbreakable bond after a glamorous trip to Paris for Fashion Week.
Four-Day Week Triumphs in UK Workplace Revolution
Groundbreaking UK trial reveals overwhelming success of the four-day work week, with major productivity gains and improved staff wellbeing. Discover which sectors are leading this workplace transformation.
Julie Delpy on Her 'Hostage' Hollywood Role & New Netflix Film
Exclusive interview with Julie Delpy on her new Netflix film 'The Week', the enduring legacy of the 'Before' trilogy, and her candid thoughts on being a creative hostage in the industry.
Global Visual Journey: The Guardian's Week in 20 Pictures
Embark on a stunning visual journey across the globe with The Guardian's latest photographic round-up. From Westminster's political dramas to serene global landscapes, this collection captures the defining moments of our time in 20 powerful images.
Gower Power & Deep Sea Dances: The UK's Art Week
From the rugged Gower Peninsula to London's avant-garde galleries, the UK art scene erupts with powerful new exhibitions. Discover deep-sea video installations, millennial masculinity explorations, and a major Barbara Hepworth retrospective.
Inigo Philbrick: The £86m Art World Swindle Exposed
Exclusive deep dive into the audacious fraud of art dealer Inigo Philbrick, who used phantom sales on private jets and a Ponzi-style scheme to swindle £86m from investors and galleries. The shocking story of greed and deception that rocked the art market.
Doris Lockhart, Saatchi's Legendary Archivist, Dies at 86
Celebrating the life and immense, yet often private, influence of Doris Lockhart, the visionary archivist whose meticulous work was the bedrock of the Saatchi Gallery's legendary collection and the booming British art market.
George Lucas's £1.5bn Museum Lands in Los Angeles
Star Wars creator George Lucas selects Los Angeles as the permanent home for his groundbreaking £1.5 billion narrative art museum, ending a dramatic search that spanned multiple US cities.
Elton John 'Big Yins' Mural Appears in Glasgow
A striking new street art tribute to Sir Elton John, dubbed 'Big Yins', has emerged in Glasgow, playfully nodding to his iconic style and upcoming tour, sparking delight and debate amongst locals.
Polish Grannies' Crochet Lace Stuns Paris Fashion Week
The intricate crochet masterpieces from a tiny Polish village, once a folk secret, have been catapulted onto the global haute couture stage, stunning designers and fashionistas alike.
Betty Grumble's Raucous Edinburgh Fringe Rebellion
Betty Grumble's latest show at the Edinburgh Fringe is a fearless, flesh-filled manifesto against patriarchal norms. Our review delves into this provocative and poetic performance.
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